I am about to listen to the video of last evening's prom concert. Lots of lovely baroque bassoons and a contra.

I watched that last night..I love the music for The Royal Fireworks. Great to see it performed on period instruments too.

I am listening to The Eroica Symphony. I'm having a Beethoven fest! First the nine symphonies then the five piano concerti.

I'm listening to a fun band called Oi Va Voi... they come under the 'world music' label...
www.oi-va-voi.com

Arghhhhh *runs away from Coldplay*

I am listening to the Mozart 'Gran Partita' (Serenade N0.10 for Thirteen Wind Instruments).

Barbershop! Nothing can beat good old barbershop...

A new discovery - Banda Mantiqueira play Brazilian big-band music and it's fabulous!

Fiction Plane... discovered them today... Stings son is in the band

Louis Marchand, Pieces d'orgue, livre II

Cesaria Evora - she's brilliant

An old cassette tape of the late great Luciano Pavarotti with tears in my eyes as he sings my favourite M'Appari.

Diagonally-to-the-left-and-in-the-next-close next door neighbour working on the new bathroom he's installing - lots of drilling and hammering with his windows wide open - and an interesting profane vocabulary exercised when he's got something wrong....

Plus a low-approach aeroplane on its way to Heathrow every minute and a bit.

Plus neighbour-to-the-right's dogs causing their usual mayhem - not known for discipline, those hounds - and their parrot imitating my phone. I know it's the parrot 'cos he's a semitone out.....

So I'm just quietly getting on with my violin practice....WITHOUT a mute.

Bobby McFerrin singing Bach

I am falling about laughing whilst listening to Jahe Thackray singing about Leopold Allcocks. Are there any more Jake fans out there?

Yes, I'm one. I love The Statues and Ulysses.

I had forgotten The Statues. Do you like The Lodger and It Was Only A Gipsy?

The Lodger isn't one I've come across before - I've just read the lyrics. Yes, I like It was only a Gypsy.

Di Galitzyaner Klezmorim - an amazing klezmer band from Poland

The fan on my computer, which I think is overheating.

Rush "Roll the Bones"

Some soothing Damien Rice

"Piece By Piece" - Katie Melua - on my internal iPod...

Mozart Piano Concerto no 23 in A major - second movement - nice

Pink Floyd - Great Gig in the Sky. Amongst others. I'm having that kind of night.

*grin* Glad to know I'm not the only one to have one of those! (though I usually call mine 'my internal CD-player')

Right now I'm listening to Weird Al Yankovic "A Complicated Song" (on my computer).

The Gladiator soundtrack.

The overture from Ruddigore, shortly to be followed by the rest of the operetta (Malcolm Sargent conducts, Owen Brannigan as Sir Despard Murgatroyd)

O Gott, du frommer Gott, BWV 767, J S Bach: Ton Koopman.

"Hey There Delilah" - Plain White Ts.
Love it love it love it!
Anyone else obsessed with this song at the moment?

Me! I know all the words, and when I randomly sing it my friends shout at me because they want the guy from the plain white ts to sing it for them and I just don't measure up.

The whir of the fan on my computer... exciting stuff

Recordings of myself playing jazz.

It makes me want to sing, laugh, dance, cry and hug someone all at the same time! So I'd say I love it .

Currently listening to a combination of out-of-tune bagpipes and a fellow 6th year attempting to play a xylophone .

Add to that a class of 3rd years trying to imitate a waulking song

Run away! Run away! </python>

My daughter has it as her ring tone.
My grandaughter is called Delilah.

I think that I need some nice, calming Tallis after the mad but great fun choir practice this morning.

Well I was listening to a rather depressing rendition of 'You Are My Sunshine'!!! Me and my friends sang it today and it started to rain!!!

You should have said earlier - I do a JT tribute set at Folk clubs sometimes: Sister Josephine, Leopold Allcocks, Molly Metcalfe, The Lodger and one other which escapes me at the moment. I wish I could do "On Again! On Again!" which is by far my favourite of his.

Please come to the Anglesey meet next March. You can sing them there.
I know that it was not one of his but do you do Brother Gorilla too?

Sounds of DH listening to House (the TV progamme, not the genre!) in the next room.



Ambs
x

Those are the exact emotions!
My friend and I are booking tickets to see them in Glasgow in January...excited already
ATM listening to Michael Buble singing LOVE

I'm listening to Crosby, Stills and Nash's 'Our House'.

That's the one in Only Fools and Horses that goes like this:

'I'll light the fire
and you put the flowers in the vase
that you bought, today...'

.... and the chorus is

'Our house, is a very very very fine house,
With 2 cats in the yard,
life used to be so hard,
now everything is easy 'cos of you....'

... I heard it on a film I was watching last night and it took me back.

Stop Crying Your Heart Out - Oasis

I just heard it for the first time in ages today and now can't stop listening to it and anything else by Oasis!!

More Manhattan Transfer.

Messiah on the performance channel. Singing along loudly as the rest of the family are away.

Suite Antique by John Rutter, flute played by Susan Milan

Hotel California-The Eagles

Aaaarrrrggghhhh!!!! Can't actually get it out of my head once someone mentions it. My colleague at work the other day started humming it, then I started humming it, walked into another office - the sales director was there, he started humming it, then could hear other people in other offices humming/whistling it - couldn't get it out of my head for the rest of the week.

Tis a very pleasant and hummable tune! but tends to stick there

At the moment, nothing but the fan on the laptop